Or perhaps an Excel spreadsheet? If so, you may be interested in this site my friend and I are in the process of building called Eye On The Ring. It's basically like IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes, except instead of films, there's fights you can score, rate, and comment upon. The hope is that we can create an on-line repository for all user cards so you can compare yours with friends' and experts'. Check it out if you've got some time. http://www.eyeonthering.com
Believe it or not, I've actually started too. Granted, I've only done Ponce-Broner and JMM-Pac II thus far. Great minds think alike, eh?
Do you mean keeping written scorecards down? I started a few months back, got quite a few fights scored on lined paper, it's the only way I'd remember my scores. I've actually stopped scoring old fights, because I've ran out of lined paper in my house, waiting for that boxing scorecard app to come out so I can start again :yep.
Nah, I just use the notes app on my iPod really, I think I'd just lose them if I'd actually written them down. I take down notes from pre and post fight too, I did it for Haye-Wlad, because I was supposed to write something on it, but of course got lazy and didn't do it, wasting a ****-load of space in the process.
I use notes as well, did it for Froch - Johnson. The upcoming scorecard app should be better and more efficient than notes.
Basically. It will cost £1.20. Looks alright, has a better format than paper or notes. Here's links to some screenshots: http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showpost.php?p=10079930&postcount=15 http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showpost.php?p=10084935&postcount=28